Singapore GP Race thread 2015

[Fireblade]

I have always been a Vettel/Kimi supporter and pretty much guessed that many will change their negative attitude towards Seb-
when the announce is made. And the rest would do so, as they witness his commitment on and off the track.

Hamilton is now more or less in same position as Seb were before. I don't like him and I will cheer if his car fails, but I would never boo-
him, or any else driver at the podium. I don't get any enjoyment out of any driver getting booed either. I remember only one occasion when-
booing was at least bit justified and that happened at the time when team orders were not.......

I guess people are going to be booing Max Verstappen for the rest of the season, since he defied team orders at Singapore? Webber spent his whole RB career ignoring team orders, then acted outraged when Vettel returned the favor. The truth is the great majority of F1 fans dislike team orders and support drivers who ignore them - except when Vettel does it.

[erinha]

I guess people are going to be booing Max Verstappen for the rest of the season, since he defied team orders at Singapore? Webber spent his whole RB career ignoring team orders, then acted outraged when Vettel returned the favor. The truth is the great majority of F1 fans dislike team orders and support drivers who ignore them - except when Vettel does it.

That's true. No one even properly remembers or follows or cares about the details of their relationship and what's been happening over the years. It was definitely Webber who started it, at least on-track, and kept taking it further. I got the impression that Vettel thought Webber didn't respect him, but if you listened to Webber he must have thought the same thing about Vettel. But I've never hated or even disliked either of them to be honest. Red Bull didn't seem to care much about Webber not listening to orders either, so getting all out of shape when Vettel did it was over the top from fans and media.